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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 557, 16 August 1851, Page 1

BRITISH AH3O rORBICrBT WAREHOUSE.

NEW GOODS.

TUST UNPACKED, a Choice Assortment of New Goods, comprising a variety of Articles in Ladies' and Childien's Drapery, suitable to the Winter and Spring seasons, among which are the following — Mouslin de Lame Dresses, newest patterns Great Variety of Ribbons Striped and Shot Alpaccas and Lustres Spring and Winter bhawls Velvets, and Polka Tweeds Cashmere and Silk Hose Neck Ties and Satin Velvet Neck Ribbons Corded Skirts and Crinoline Worsted Polkas, Boas, and Bootakins Fancy Boxes Tapes and Cottons Shawl Broaches Dimity and 8-4 Tet. Sheeting Ducape and Fancy Handkerchiefs Satin Velvet Bonnets Silks, Satins, Satinnetts Calicoes, Flannels, Prints, &c, &c. August 12, 1851.

Elegant Articles of Cabinet 'Work In the New Zealand Woods, Manufactured by Henry Mason, (Near St. Johns College.) LOO, CARD, Occasional, Dejunfc, and Ladies Work Tables, &c, with tops inlaid with Mosaic Work, Crests, or other designs to any pattern, and on Carved Stands; Fire Screens, Flower Tables, Cabinets, Work Boxes, Tea Caddies, Dressing Cases, &c, of well seasoned materials and suitable for exportation. Picture frames of Totara and other New Zealand woods made to order. Specimens to be seen at Mr. J. "Williamsons, Stationer, Shortland-crescent, where orders will be receivedAugust sth, 1851.

W. BAIffSOXH, BOOT and SHOE MAKER, Wyndhamstreet, — begs to acquaint his Friends and the Public that he has recommenced business, and hopes to merit a share of their patronage and support. August sth 1851.

OIL, 4s. Od. per Gallon. V^ Prime Lot of Hams and Bacon, honey cured. Wangarei corned Butter, Is. Id. $> fib. George Hunter, Red House, Queen -street.

TO BE LET, FOR ONE, TWO, OR MORE YEARS, HpHE GRANGE FARM, near Mount Eden, J- containing about 120 Acres of Land, divided into four separate Paddocks, the whole enclosed by substantial Stone Walls. One Paddock, containing about 75 Acres, is perfectly free from scoria and ready for immediate cultivation, and has an ample supply of water at the driest season. The Orchards contain some hundreds of Fiuit Trees, now of four year's growth, consisting of apple, pear, cherry, fig, and filbert trees, and a number of choice vines. THE HOUSE contains, in the front, four, rooms, two of which are 20 feet by 18, and two smaller. There is a fire-place in each of these four rooms. They are doubly lined, and elegantly papered throughout. At the back are two smaller sleeping rooms, a dairy, and a store room 18 feet by 14. Detached are a Kitchen and Servants' Sleeping Room. There is also a weathprboarded Cottage for farm servants at some distance from the house, consisting of two rooms, with fire-place in each. There is an excellent three-stalled Stable with spacious loft — Cow-house with loft — Coach and Cart House and Store-room, Fowlhouse, &c.,*&c. Apply to Mr. Fokster, on the premises, or to F. W. Merriman.

AUCKLAND TOTAX. AESTINXHCE SOCIETY. A LECTURE will be delivered in the Hall of the Mechanics Institute, on Monday Evening next, the 18th August, by Mr. R. Jordan, on " The Nature and Importance OF THE TOTAL ABSTINENCE PLEDGE." The Chair will be taken by the Rev. Thos. Buddle at eight o'clock. August 12th, 1851.

CHEAP B'AEAQ ASSOCIATION. THE undersigned begs to announce that Bread of the Hest Quality is now sold at the Bakery of the above Association, in Queen Street, to the public in general as well as to members of the Association, at FIVE PENCE HALF-PENNY the Two Pounds Loaf. Shareholders, or other Customers, wishing to be supplied with Biead from this Bakery, will please leave their names and addiess, so that they may have it left at their places of abode daily. Edward Irvine. August Hth, 1851.

CHEAP BUE A 23! HPHFj Undersign eel announces to the Public J- thai the pi ice of the 2lbs. Loaf of the Best Bread is reduced to FiVF-rr-NCE Halfpenny, and the becond Quality to Four-plnce Halfpenny. Hugh Coolaha&tShortland'Street, 9th August, 185 1 «